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Twisted Pixel Bundle Review
Game developer Twisted Pixel released the Twisted Pixel bundle on April 12, 2013. The bundle comprises of first four games Twisted Pixel has made on the Xbox Live Arcade and costs 800 Microsoft points ($10). Paying for each game individually would cost $45. The games in the bundle are The Maw, Spolsion Man, Comic Jumper: [...]
ABX Airband talent show raises money for worthy causes
The annual Alpha Beta Chi Airband talent show was held on Wednesday, April 24 at 6 p.m. in Wiley Hall auditorium.
Folk Soul Revival rocks the house
Folk Soul Revival brought its musical talents to Emory & Henry College on Saturday, April 21 to play a free concert in the King Center for students and community members.
Asperger Syndrome affects social behavior in many ways
Studies done by the Interactive Autism Network show that cases of Asperger’s Syndrome, a form of autism, is now being diagnosed very late in life.
GSA hosts events on campus for Day of Silence
The Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) hosted its third annual drag show in Wiley auditorium on Friday, April 19 to celebrate “breaking the silence” surrounding the LGBT community.
E&H students prepare to serve internationally
22 students will be shipping of to Guatemala in May 2013 on a service based mission trip for 10 days.
Alpha Psi Omega sponsors variety show featuring poetry and dance
On Thursday, April 25, the Emory & Henry chapter of Alpha Psi Omega will be holding their annual performance.
Local business offers beauty and health care
Melissa Dickenson is the owner on a four year old local salon called “Salon on the Square.”
Search for new E&H admissions counselor continues to progress
Emory & Henry College is in the process of hiring an Admissions Professional to begin work this summer.
E&H students, legal professionals participate in Moot Court discussion on affirmative action
Over 50 students, staff, and families gathered in the Hermesian Room on April 22, 2013 to watch four Emory & Henry College students argue Fisher v. University of Texas in front of a court of nine judges.